Hallways and staircases 
It's important for hallways and staircases to be comfortable and visually in line with the concept of the neighborhood. A developer targeting premium clients will pay attention to every detail. Staircases can be decorated with murals, mirrors, as well as wood or stone materials. Clear building and floor markings, as well as floor-integrated doormats, ensure cleanliness and safety. Video intercoms are also ideal for preventing unauthorized access to the building.

Cost savings
To minimize electricity costs, LED lights with automatic motion sensors should be installed in staircases and the garage hall. A modern neighborhood should feature electric garage gates equipped with a remote-controlled photocell. For residents' convenience, elevators are a necessity, preferably silent ones, serving all floors.

Outdoor area
An important element for all residents of the neighborhood is its courtyard. In multi-family neighborhoods, specially designed playgrounds, outdoor gyms, benches, and green areas can be found. Additional amenities may include a bike repair station, an outdoor bike park, surveillance, and complete neighborhood fencing. Standard features should also include paved internal roads, sidewalks, and parking lots made of concrete pavers.

Summary
When purchasing your own apartment, not only the unit itself matters but also the development of the entire neighborhood infrastructure. Pay attention to the solutions the developer plans to implement and make sure they meet your expectations. Well-designed residential neighborhoods provide a sense of security, usability, and a place for active leisure activities.